TrinityCore 3.3.5 Build Incompatible with VS2015

[Seasons]

UPDATE: The problem is resolved by completely removing Visual Studio Community 2015 and installing Visual Studio RC 2017, and then regenerating the source using the new compiler.

I've re-pulled the source and built the project with CMake ten different ways. I'm not certain what's wrong at this point. Does anyone here have any experience with this problem? (I've compiled both with and without the Visual C++ package, and both have an error - ergo - one is different than the other. If attempting to open the solution file with the C++ package installed I get an error like, "This project isn't supported by this edition of Visual Studio...")

Any help would be appreciated. (I apologize if this is the wrong forum.)

 

[slp13at420]

me personally I cant read what the pic is . post a better screen shots of the errors in cmake/vs2015
the answer is in there somewhere ;P

 

[Seasons]

me personally I cant read what the pic is . post a better screen shots of the errors in cmake/vs2015
the answer is in there somewhere ;P

The problem: "This project is incompatible with the current edition of Visual Studio."

It's not a CMake error. It has something to do with my operating system (Windows 10) and problems with Visual Studio's installation. It would appear that the recommended installation on TrinityCore's wiki doesn't work well with Windows 10, although this could be an isolated incident. I will report back if I fix it.

(I'm still accepting help if anyone has encountered this problem before and resolved it.)

 

[Rochet2]

Did you explicitly select to install c++ when you installed visual studio?
After you installed VS successfully with c++, did you try to generate the files again with cmake?

what compiler did you choose in cmake?
In visual studio from the top choose Help and there choose about. Post some of the info from there like VS version and if you have C++ installed
http://i.imgur.com/JG7kQdZ.png

 

[Seasons]

Hmm... I select the C++ package at installation. This is probably the source of my problem.

(And, yes, I have attempted to regenerate the build. It doesn't seem to do me much good if the C++ package isn't installing, though.)

Edit: The original post was updated to include a fix for this problem.